Was watching this video:
and was amazed to look in the comments section. Leeds fans, Liverpool fans, Porto fans, Croatians, Italians - people from all around the world in admiration of our support and of Sunshine on Leith.
Doncaster/Regan were made to look ridiculous about it being "embarrasing" for the Scottish game. The outpouring of emotion that day resonated with fans around the world and did more to showcase the best of the Scottish game than any initiative they've ever come up with.
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17-01-2018 07:29 PM #1
What 21st May did for our club for outsiders looking in
Do you think your security can keep you in purity, you will not shake us off above or below. Scottish friction, Scottish fiction
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18-01-2018 09:36 AM #2
Remember that according to Gordon Smith our exuberance was ‘much, much worse’ than this:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jzJO9K__n9A
Wings over Scotland did a more honest appraisal of the pitch invasion - not entirely comfortable reading for us but puts The Rangers idiocy in proper perspective.
https://wingsoverscotland.com/statements-of-the-obvious/
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18-01-2018 11:47 AM #3
Have Rangers ever came out with an apology for the inaccurate statement they released after the game?
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18-01-2018 11:51 AM #4
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18-01-2018 12:36 PM #7
It does give you a fuzzy glow reading complimentary comments from fans of other clubs, especially ones outside of Scotland, when it comes to SOL. Fans of every club like to think they are a bit different from the rest, its nice when fans with no agenda either way when it comes to us acknowledge that we have something unique and worth watching.
You see a few folk saying they would like to visit ER in order to join in with SOL ... I hope they realise it doesn't happen very often The only down side about the song is that its pretty well impossible to sing it without the music.
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18-01-2018 12:39 PM #8
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They also have a YouTube video (I only just discovered it yesterday !) and it's suitably titled -
'16 minutes of minor mayhem'
After reading your link to their article, I think the emphasis is definitely on 'minor' !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yY2iDsKvGA
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18-01-2018 03:53 PM #9
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7by4HbKrETg
I’ll just leave this here shall I
The best video out there 😀
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18-01-2018 05:27 PM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I'm not crying, you are.
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18-01-2018 09:46 PM #11
Is it just me who still struggles to hold back tears when watching cup final stuff???......
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18-01-2018 09:47 PM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Do you think your security can keep you in purity, you will not shake us off above or below. Scottish friction, Scottish fiction
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18-01-2018 09:48 PM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteNever one to laugh at others misfortune but today could only have been improved by rangers getting horsed and God pissing down a meteor shower of fifty pound notes on Edinburgh
Copyright BadMartini Wed 27th Jan 2010
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18-01-2018 10:05 PM #15This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I started to sing that bit at Hampden and the reality of the situation hit me like a train. My Dad who died 3 years previously, my Grandad who had died in 2001, both Hibees who never got to feel that moment but who I could remember singing that song many times in the past. There was me side by side with my son enjoying a pure moment of absolute joy, sadness, satisfaction and exhilaration all at same time.
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19-01-2018 03:20 AM #16
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I’ve posted about that before, my favorite memory for the same reason. I watched it last week.
That rendition will live with me forever
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19-01-2018 08:23 AM #18
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I must say the GGTTH that day meant more to me than SOL , and still does, in fact having listened to that exact line "i only want to see the scottish cup is in the bag" i have had to take a sharp intake of breath and tears STILL well up in my eyes as i think about my dad whom i had lost 4 years ago yesterday , a very very poignant moment that i will never ever forget.
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19-01-2018 09:34 AM #20
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Greetin' again. Yet it's cheered me up. Go figure.
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Cosgrove was a lone voice of reason, pointing out Young's gloating about being on the pitch at Wembley (somebody was killed in violence related to the game that day) and Motherwell fans giving it lady to Sevco fans after their play off win. The only difference was Sevco fans didn't go on the pitch that day.
The biggest goading/provoking I've seen in Scotland was Huns on the pitch at ER after a regular league win to wind Hibs fans up, not 114 years of heartache and misery. And I didn't go on the pitch.
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Best bit about the show apart from Cosgrove were the comments which were read out, someone going on about Cowans big team etc which he wasnt happy with.
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Had a read through some of the comments earlier, the one I loved the most was this:
From RavenAK47 'Have to respect that.....don't care who you are when you see passionate fans like this it makes the hairs on you're neck stand up, well done Hibs, you might not be one of the so called big clubs just like my club West Ham, that always makes me laugh, but it seems like us, you have more passion than the ****ing lot of em, fair play COYI'
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19-01-2018 01:30 PM #26
I dont think any fan of any other club will experience the same joy and emotion as we did that day. The final minutes between the goal and final whistle was a mixture of joy, disbelief, torture, fear, relief and euphoria. Never experienced anything like it and never will again. Manchester City winning the league is probably the closest i can think to what we experienced.
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Pitch invasion no problem ,the blue **** just have to go home . Congrats from Eindhoven
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19-01-2018 02:41 PM #28
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When I was blowing out the candles on the birthday cake for my 70th birthday two months after the final the cry went up 'Make a wish'.
I was able to reply in a very controlled voice '' Nah, It's OK. My wish has already come true.''
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It always works and like may other posters it never fails to reduce me to tears or near tears.
Whilst I would find it hard to separate SOL or GGTTH on that day in terms of emotional impact upon me, I remember getting quite a jolt of adrenaline when it occurred to me I was finally going to get to sing those words shortly before I did.
The gusto with which the fans sung it tells its own story.
For older guys like me in the days before SOL and before folk were much better and much quicker at making up new songs, that song and the Hibernian Give us a Goal / Turnbulls Tornadoes duo musically defined Hibs for me.
Whoever decided to play GGTTH that day deserves a medal.
Despite all the carnage on the boards at present about Stokes / Swanson and Portugate, its all just petty stuff that will soon be forgotten about.
All that matters is that "the Hibs go marching on"
I ****ing love Hibs
Away to dry my eyes.
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19-01-2018 04:44 PM #30
I remember when we won the league cup in 07 they played "Glory Glory" over the tannoy right on full time. Great moment.
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